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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-11-10
NOTICE TO HUNTERS.

We. the undersigned positively forbid any
aud sll persons hunting IN our nremisss either
With Runs, dogs Or otherwise:
J. ]. Taggart. Joseph Ksrnes,
John auiltt, Lewis 0-orge
n. B. Park, Robert Sumner
James W. hpargur.
Notice 10 hereby given that an persons ars
WsIued not 70 trespAss on the promises Of tho
uu.,ersigDed with guns or dogs. under penalty
of the law:
y. I. BumKarnsr, W. Y. Patton,
4. v spsrgur, Susan Purkhiser.
John RussslL 4. McIudo.
] A. Rlttenh0use, W. ". Holmes.
Eppssson, 9. ". auggini,
p. d. Easter. jacob Fs'rscre,
james W. Roads, Elisha Bssvere
J. 9 Rsdksy, Thomas Barrett,
J. 3 vpp. Allan Farrell,
J. W. Upp, o. n. stephens.
4. 6hiptOa, 3 q. Washburn.
Alles UPR. Amos W lis,ns.
Geo Z hnads. John Pulss,
J.shn " Hill, A. n Davis,
aenry t,snseu' Lsvrrnee 6pergur.
Louis .. koads' Ahssiom hlds,
W:. - 9ed;Esies.& s.rss . p.ohihi. ~
ytolase the lev for hunting on oar prsnisss:
Thos. n Nslson. ys0ss willians,
y LoeG, Jacob Psuniuetca,
LtM 1vseA lsosgr Sho~natsr,
Ehsshste : Liss, 5sk 4. nsisos,
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APATTERN ORDER,
". pay 20 cents for good Milling
wheat. j. n. BOYD i GO.

I will pay 20 cents for good wheat al
Model City Mills. JAxEs T. MCGUIRE.
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DR.. H-lt will occupy the pulpit at the
M. E. Church next Sunday morning and
evening.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-11-10

Be sure and get nice buggy for the
baby, among the other big bargains at
B. Conard's.
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Mr.. David Beeson, Of Canton Illinois,
has been the guest Of Col. @. T. Pope for
several days past.
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A. K. Kelly has Just received large
invoice Of bankrupt goods, which must
be sold regardless Of cost.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-11-10

Saunr kraut, mince meat, bulk pick.
els, buck wheat -four, all fresh opened
at the West End Grocery.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-11-10

FoR SALE Thorough Bred Short Horr
Bull Calves. r. R. WEST, Dallas, o.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-11-10
Choice apples 30 cts per peck as the
West End Grocpry.

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Mccoy have re.
moved to Washington OH.
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CLOSING OuI SALE

After twenty .one years OF business at the
same stand. / have determined To retire az
soon a. possible, and rent ont my store room
To accomplish which l will offer until disposed
Of. my stock at cost, for cash only. viii sell
the entire stocf ard Il ase the room TO The pur-
chassr at 9 reasonable rent TO any one wishing
to continue the business so 10 e established at
the old stand But unit such q purchaser il
found, will sell ut retail from this tie at cost
until the entire stock ia closed out 10 come
and secure the best bargains ever offered Ia
my line.
BENZ, CONARD.
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We arc in receipt Of seventy baskets
OF choice Catawba grapes to-day at the
West End Grocery.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-11-10

We. the undersigned pnsitively forbid any
and oil persops hunting "n our premises either
With Runs, dogs Or otherwise:
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THE MAN ABOUT T-wA.

The new pavement boom still con.
tinues and the sidewalks OF town will be
greatly improved.
/ i
The Odd Fellows have purchased a
part OF the upper story of the Glascock
brilding and are fitting It up for their
hall. They will paper It and put in the
necessary psrsphanalia and will make
beautiful room for their headquarters.
The entrance will be BY the way Of the
stsirs leading to the Office Of Drs. Russ 4
Roush.
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Joseph Ksrnea.
Lewis 0-orge
Robert Sumner,

Notice is hereby given that an persons an
wsrued not 70 trespsss on the premises OF The
un..srsigped with guns or dogs. under penalty
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HILLSBORO MARKETS,

Corrected Week kly by Beam, Richards 4 Co..,
Retail GrOcerH
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The Evangelical services at the Pres.
byterian Church are daily growing in
interest and Rev. Bachman and Dr.. Nc.
Surely are doing good work. Rev.
Bachman is plain, impressive speaker,
and the truths he breaches are such
that come home to sll. His arguments
can not bs evaded and his efforts have
already been rev rd-d by large mum.
Der of accessions TO the church.
/ / !
The library is again open to the public,
and II you want to see model reading.
room you will find it just over the en-
gine.room. There are few towns the
size of Hillsboro that can boast of a.
large library and a. handsome read.
ing. room a. can our town. The new
heater, frescoed wallis and ceiling, storm
door and new linoleum for the floor has
made it model of beauty and conven.
ience. Miss Sadie Mcclure has been
appointed Assistant Librarian, and books
may be obtained or exchanged every
day, except Sunday, from nine .. m. un.
til twelve and from one p. m. until six
p. m.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20


q. = Cleveland. q ussroit. : ia thls city
tof fss DIS sisigias Ga trie1cs-
D,r Lsstsrasr Erecaer Ysrs.s o this city
w.A siys az skcarsi0a and picnic 70 Grand
k4eias rsxt rua1ay.
ths5s we're ever hundred passengers
cane over on steamer Nsnomilee from
Lhicsgo % feel the oreszs u TO-DAY.
cspg Lee stars this morning with small
nam Der d asn 70 make blocks Tor his paw
IA eouLEact. lie claims there are millions
is l.
fhs early train leaving this city this
morning tyox oter about one nundFed pso-
20 - So sns regatta ~ Reeds lake. ns4f
Grand kspids
Daooy sss asraigned before Justics Miller
yesterday morning on tie ensrgr Of keeping
cGsU saloon On eaudzy. BAH mas f1ed FOR
500 and furnished 10 sppear next Friday.
A Contsst With hard gloves a. ne Athletic
Clgb rooms a. North Ausksgon between
joe Mcdonald Of Minneapolis and Dick
England OF Nofth Muskegon viii taee place
on July -
There were = few experts With the hook
and lins " hO sailed out 10 Lake HaTboF 10
catch The sell cooked bass on Antlsdale :
table las. night. but what they caught not
one OF them viii Tell.
The farewell services in The old Metho-
dist Gnurch will be held next sunday.
When the Old church is tora down the ciIy
will lose It's oldest church spiTe. The
church was erected nearly thirty years ago.
and msnY of the members will preserve
pieces 0l the steeple IS relics.
Nn. Dec2er was arrested night before
last Tor an attempt 10 commit rape on IA
young girl by the name OF Emma Camont.
lie was arraigaed before Justice Miller ior
an examination yesterday morning. The
justice liked the bail az $500. Decker find
Ing no bail is lodged 10 the City Hail.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20
4isrOsic aowfvc

Bal playing. undoubtedly. pr~csded
rowing IS sport. b0s rowing coutssts
sre bT ga mssns new sfyie - sport.
The Greek AMI BoUan galley slaves did
scme rc Tirg. but i e rot generally te-
heved itss hey did 3. rarely For frn.
Ger. Isw WsfLscr gives one ~ these
cafsmen a pretty geoo reputation sn
~Ban dur. eat "a iossn'f iavelvs fss
ir any csE1iesfs l-r a geld hsdx-. cr far
STAKE morrs Tie frsf maD Sc sad IN
raec-i for <i~srr rr,za fe- -ov;nz vas
TBowss n,ec-1 s1 Er-fish comedian.
VIC 3 IT'S. offered shs prize eth nYxsf
fcr resr'v on the 1t of Ansust ~
watsrnsn's apprentices en - Thar.ss.
and knovn ~ aDosenrs ccss sai
badze Il - abcut sixty rasrs siree
Oxfori ard Canshridxs Ua.xsrst -
began their snnasi eixhi-oaFe3 matches.
Fifty yesrz AGO fha eixbt-car rseing boas
vss tbirty-tve fess bnx s1d six lsas
beam, nor i = tarsy tset iorx ard sagsn-
tesn-inch 6esm. TIE 6rst uacvsmeus n
the nsrrewing process vas usde By
AxrHoST BRowS. VIC n a match On TIE
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

The name OF the city Of Grand Rspids
viii appear today in from fye to ten
thousand papers, and several millions Of
persoos from tho Atlantic to the Pacific
Will FOR the first time read OF the o.
Wash-ta- Song club and It's victorious
junior four The club Isvery naturally
proud of It's boat crew aad our citizens
eollsetlvely should GO hsppy N The
triumph q Grand Rapids. From d
financial point Of view the winning Of
yesterdays race is benehcisl 10 ths city
and the TxLEGsAM-HERALD asks our
wealthy citizens 70 remember thai tie
club is a. great expense in the matter OF
providing tbs regatta for the entertain
nsnt OF the city and It's guests. II calls
srs made upon our citizens We hope they
vill respond literally.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20
WEST SIDE NOTES.

Al exciting runaway occurred on Bat
terWoTth ave. yesterday morning Samuel
Larkin. farmer, was driving a spirited
young team near the railroad cTossiag
when passenger train came s.0a- aud tue
horsea became 20 unmansge25.e that they
wki-lsd around. ard .t vas oriv with the
combined efforts ot Mr. Larkin sad two
other men Eho csme % nis assistance that
they we're prevented fruu running against
the cars. - ben the train went by. how
ever. the animals iefkei away from tAeiT
csot0rs, and one ot ihe men in getting out
~ the way was strucs b7 one - The whPsis
in the back and quite sadly hurt. Tae
suin.sis continued n their mad course.
tesrr~ no everything thaf came SRI their
Nay. suti. one ef them became enfare lsl
i0 part of the harness whicn Dad become
1hftsi sue1, snd feI fo tHe ground thus
tutiine slap to taa progress oi the other.
although tlls fallen animal vas drae4ed
lunarei feet 0r more Mr Lafkln
sscapes without any injury 6ut the errse
~asa fei vas se badly huTt that g wiil BE
scue time before Che animal uii be in
vorEiag conditiou.
Thso,lofs re Barth. of Aipine.avs. il
mourning over re l1~s IT valasee .oid
w8tch Hhieh vas picked eng ~ his vest
Teczet issf sunday a f1e Lake wal'e ne
was Watching The antics 81 Professor King
and bis brat oeyc,e. A pocket book con-
tanning 80 ~ss ASP taksn from his pocket.
Tie secial "a be gwen Friday evening bv
;hs Ladles Society of the Second Baptist
Chrrn vii iass pisce a. tba residence oi
kav F r. Eraoss Ia Summer-sf ins. cad
Cd al Ar-. Ie ia.sisisr resldshCs on STOCK
ilgt
rle river bod between fas dam and
EriG1sst ar.fse . nerir drr. snG ;as
st0oe r.ckers are ptli1E I'D tAs limestone n
Isrz- rV V-sat'us
Miss Nsie Hvren. of West Elitor -st.
iesTes toiay ior a short visit with reIst ses
81 trs13 Haven
Mss Lq3a trooiTear. Of Scr.hner-sf, has
Fstufne'i .r7rsi delightful trip tarsuga ne
ccrihern resg rs
Ms Frenkie Saifh of Tsckson. : tbe
e1esz - s-. & hsa soa. - broadway.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20
"SOLiMAN SNCOKS 4"
lie Drops Into Poetry "A Druggists Tribu
latiOas in Eorrid weather

He Drops Into Poetry A Druggists Tribu-
latioas in rorrid weather
cannot help bur think 6f creeks and rivers
Where lsh e popping up All day;
OF shady groves and breezy lakelets,
OF hills and dales so far away.
Ibrush ley fy from off my forehead,
Glance OUt 10 SCI the blazing sun,
And think. take one thing with another,
a druggists Ii e Is not happy one.
Here I've been since six this morning
Weighing Insect powder and morphine,
ElsoM ss,ls and Divers powder,
Jalap. DoFax, squills and Paris green.
There goes jolly carload for Ramona,
! wish !. too, could have some fun;
Oh. taking CO thing with another
A druggist ; life is not happy one.
"Bydra gyri calorid. Hts, half a scruple;
ETfracfgm 9tycWrhi-a, half drachm
FsGi mas piiulds 0cto dirida,dG.
"Foriy cents ''weI, I'll her # yon can
Give me half pound OF c'osing soda.'
~ want a penny's worth of chewing gum
Coniound ;t, Taking one thing with another,
A dsugg si's lie is not happy one.
Can see your directory a minute
~ want a nicSers worth CT Jockey Club"
40 you want IL IN that twelye-ounce bottle:
Why the dickens don't you bring a tub'
Nix he q 0olue Of Chase's SPAWN Cure"
tive sne about an ounce ofoa phor gum.',
tell you taxing one thing with another,
A druggists Life is not a happy one.
Please, miser. have YOU got some caIdss
Ma. wants three-cent euttle-bOne.'
'Come. hurry up them pills. old man
say. snooksy, can use your ieiephone?'
Il wsn; about 60 zen postage stamps
III take some insect powder and a gun
By thunder! Taxing one thing with another,
A drigg Isl 5 lot is not a happy one.
Please iii this box with citfine ointment
Ten cents Why. i've is al I've ever paid"
You don't know how mercury has risen?
way It stands at nine,y-segen in the shade"
"Zsc sdpt grains Y, with aluarosa
q. : u make fOar ounces. and gun
Noir friend viii find, as he grows older,
AsinHers lie is not happy one.
"can yol tell me where 10 find Lsgrave street,
do goa know q man named William Henri
Brown
Have son 50, Profes or Thomas Corre-tor?
DO you pose TH hnd it anywhere w town.
..,sive me bali a dozen fsh hooks
N g3iGg % he Lake to have some fun"
On dear ny clothes are sticking to me-
A druggists lot IS not happy one.
How aTe you snooks old boy Hows business
Wea In back again once more. you see.
HoS are you axed today FOR plas,ers,
Whas' Loaded Up. a usual, oh, dear ne.
40 Be'ladona capsic, c0ur, or porous.
AncrIve walked here through The blaxinl
SUM-
Great cesar. If you did bat know IT,
A drummer lie is not happy one"
So it goes from carly I'm tie morning
Until close asten o clock =; night
one "1e11nation grind OF business.
Bui u0v rm ready 20 turn out ihelight
Ny shoes are running Ger WITH preparation,
Bet Ir thankful that another day is done,
And step out on she street cxclsiming.
A 5rasgisl's lot IS not happy one
-Soiinaa sssooss
Beautiful woman. from whence came thy
bloom.
Thy beam uz evs. thy features fair2
/ What sindlv hand on thee was laid
/ Endowing thee with beauty rare
"' was not ever thus" the dame replied.
/ 'oncs pals this face these features bold.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

For Chiesgo-Propellers Anna Laura.
$1,000 lumber; c. Hickox, 10000 lumber;
Michsel Gr0h. 500 600 lumber; Albert Soper,
10000 lumber; Berrien. l6o 900 lumber;
schooneTs c. j. RoeGer. 100000 shingles;
Magnolia, loo cords slabs.
For Nilwauzee-Sc Schooner Augusta 90,
O0U lumber.
Total Lumber. l,400 0oo; shingles, i.40o,-
coo. slabs 100 cords
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20
oUR VICTORY AND PUNlc PRE-
CsDENT.

All GRul was divided into three parts.
srd Grand RsI Ills into four today. And
each one Of the four parts belongs in Zee
simple 10 one OF the stalvsrt sun burned
qua-sstte that yesterday won the junior
four race and marked an epoch in the
history Of regsitas by lowering recorded
amateur time. The qusdriremss ga!lsys
Ia the wonderful uaviss os the cidao
world Won msay famous victories. /,
MAS 10 tas qas.irirsnss. or iour-bGnked
gallsys. that the Carthsgenisa sailors
went forth 10 their victories aud sprsad
their oo0q n ests over the golden shores
OF he Mediterranean sDd the beauGfuI
aud fertile isies Of ths sea. Ia the days
OF hsr quadrireme Armadss Carthage
was The qvsen of the sees.
Cuedrirenes were slso the ch'ef
vssssis or The Ashenian navy
IN ths alorious Days before the hegir
ning o. ais 8nsl decsdeucs. But IN their
days tie Csrthsgeuisns manned their
qusdriremss sfith MsnriSisn slaves. Ia
our day We srs the wiling slaves OF fha
me1 who man o71rs. The comhats OF
the wave 10 the Century Nineteen are not
ss sanguinsry az those of ths Puui,
vars. bpt they are con tssts for supremacy
between famous cisies. as were toe wars
between Rome ard CaTthage. Grand
Rapids won the decieiFs naesi hs.ils "A
Ramona yesterday ovsr her rival .fT 81
Detruit Wi;h ber qaadrirsuss ana bs'
vlrsnies sad trlrsmss en1 4ais4sersrIea
flilo~ ca 90 victory.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

TIE Gand esp5ls Ls8-ing & Dstrois
RN,rea.i Cons .psny yesterday com msnoes
sass = the Circail Court s<a Is e8sr7it II.
L.essen <smr. e a.. Issse 2t.e. - =
sna Betser g. Se'iuan. - have Gheir 'srd
ccrts1fr rei it eainE located 90 80 raure -
theIr Drs7rsea nev "a rost. fher hsr51z
refused ts sell he laad u she eorap pany a. :
sair nr-ce
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

What 90 gou think noD about Grand
R4gils having 10000 inhabitants "A I've
ysarss There vii undoubtedly Do three
more FsgatIas he'd here IN succession,
sBt st The Ass enc sifsngsrs VII he told
--and .ruihfglly Tbs. tia city has one
hu81rsd thousand inAabltanta
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

General isAAEL CAsros saIEH. other
wiEs ~bub. . still Superintendent Of
Police q this eily although the ehoisra
snfaatans has been very serious 4 Us
sayasea TOR ins rast two sssks.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

Il Is ted 80 = serious fact thst NJ
ErolsE Field - sbous 70 open 10 Chica-
50 . ~hool q journalism. u w1sch there
vi 10 q rsgi..af iHa ysafs course q
Instruction.. the students usaltims do
rs volunteer w0sk On tie leading lur.
nais q iaat ely such a seaCol a. Pref.
fIzLD could teach would deserve :
lzEzs patronage.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20
Cravom Portraits.

C0NEAnEs AT TI0E-coN24n Cn4a
raj sl ---- Pos b M-AEcFgs. l sd rss-r
tttf7 G1@r7tir. - - Tan .csfsrs acTre -
sroc Isl so-iel-s rr1F SEQ pssr Ht1e Ee =
ssF 80 : ufrk -8fst3sfss- arsuteef Ortt-s
rsceis e1 ~ r. 1si. s11 r-g1s . q elfel 81 SCI
= eer Csrsret Fr1f1f7 IS reosf nret sar
1--1 ristlfE Fl4l d.. 07rErs ~ ree1-l.e- Eft-
rsrtrsns fGi rsUss 5rraietef 81 srri ~
HaE p@e~- t1a .eees ef t-re pa fere srs
e - zsne are t1rrr tte1r E-erro-iez - -.
ssSsrc eonTzfe S. ned Fersraoer s5rtzfs..-
ron z1srszzee6 or 80 p4s ASKED.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

Al 1dsertzs<zpsa = "a. a l. sz.z axu. u~a-r
~n<<<ssr Ae@z1 except ~H&ntsd skta4-
ta@hs, VIZ es ebSrged EsF al tAs uelEoras
F-i< - tns E<n@< S~ASs. Al~sys ss~ysbks ia
a. sAn4x.
The nsuab~r ef Anss ia .s ' al srlisssaens
~Srds ~ s~seH- Aas psrf ~ |. iiss ss.@ssa
q one full line
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20
J. A.fAlRFIELD. oornplalaaai'l s7lie-'0i
TTE U II IT
Cors1LIf !. Hsrff1.
.Iertsicf.

nEDFR OF pUBLlCATlON -1UE ftfioR
" com a Grand AsgHce-r CHtr~ff ora
81 baAler. Complainant. toofTt ~ hhs.eT.
Defendant. At 8 se-ti1n CO ssic ofIt fcc ~
the Court ilOaee iu Tie tiy o. nrsn1 f-alHas 70
said county or tse - on4 ~ July. - -
l'f. sen Bou. kgwin p rHuFf0.e JsaRe o.
The ri' .ri0r Cafrf oi fslafo an.of
n tbs carsn ff efn.a.iH iHE fHf. f.t. ~ n
fle Inst tho oeienonrf 81 rft.Hs r. tHi. riefe
bun q Sumew hfrf rl1rtfsrr IH aaf1 ate
on motion nf ful A Iant tonr s.aoilt q
soiiriur d J. ofot FsI = SEQ flf tTanfr rf
said non -resioent dci ndltt 'e .Hfff.d htIfil
within thrt rn9nfhs iroui tfe aae q a. b order.
and in case OF he appearance fe fcrr %. aus
wer to fhe ffi ~ cor fiHfnt . 'ie e q end
COPY lhsfe1. o 9 ssrft9 tiu ,r.f'if'''fu . 40
liriof within e.. da,s EfIff era irt ~ fi.t a. q
cop of sst hl and n0ief ~ lnis affff. % ~
ietaui. fhifeat sad fii r5 tt iEfrH o.
fesso8 D. said fluf- -resl arff ~ tenaati 40.
fBr.her tf8eiel ihef wibin itfo fnt he
ssnfr f.istuaaf care nff'f rf fhlf H q 81 fe
rusll-5e1 ir the ftf1rf ifrilsffi aff| lif I'D
> serSfapar ra5rfe8 pu'tifiie6 SD fr .lff ~
Ia - q fsrlrlf sna -. sd ftf lraiirr &c 3.
firDro tfffein ni in eecl HfHs fof ff 81 a
ia srrrsss-i ioH - if1i irr rrHrr s. fcf ~ 't ff-
der r. a. i.sf>.aa.it served pr ssii re-. siif
defendant ~ lesf fRtutf esfs he.0ie iue t.1e
sfove prpscrlce0 ~ s. fl.feefeffc
Erafs Effffrsfrr
fu5re ~ the sepofirf an 8 @ fffsnf hsrifs
pxa1sined. cslitf EuH1 49, rrfr.eI Hlc
fEtt u ktfHf hfr re-
ESff Darn. ffur .af f i,r
aftrtf fHGf- n t.fTI - s'rr q
a trle 0rfsf
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20
We MEETINo ~ TAE sAuLr.


A meeting which viii be Of more con-
mercIal impogtancs than any other ever
held IA the Upper Peninsula will be
held st Sauis Ste. Msris today. Tie de-
yelopmans o, the Wss. aud The eoDss-
cusnt growth Of the commerce OF the
lakss has made the early enlargement
o. the capacity OF tho 81. Mary's canal a
question which demands Immediate con-
siderstion. Ins canal Is about one
nile IL lsngth and the fall from Lake
Superior "a Lake Huron is about
eighteen fest. The presen, lock was be-
guD about twelve years ago, when the
canal vas transferred from tho State TO
the United States, and was eomplsted IA
1891. Il % Jl5 feet long aud eighty Ieet
vide, with an average depth ot seventeen
isei q vater. Previous to the building OF
the present lock there were two locAs,
bulls in 1875, seventy feet wide and $50
fset long and admitting the passage OF
vessels drasing slsvsa feet of water.
The tirs. year the old locks were opened
10000 tons OF freight passed through
tEs esnai la lSe2. the year following
tho opening Of the new locks, the ton
mage exceeded 2.O0U,C00 tons, and last
year It had more than doubled. reaching
the enormous total OF 100000 tons.
Altogether ,,424 vessels passed through
the locks in les6, an inerssss OF d irty-
eight Ier cent. over the previous year.
Tue greatest number OF vessels that can
pass through the locks in twenty-four
hours 3 n.nely-six, or in month OF thirty
one days AID nights without Interrupt
ton, 1876. La the month Of July last
year l,295 vessels passed through. On
the Bird day Of this month eighfy-three
vessels passed through, this ueiug the
greatest number ever locked IN one day.
lt will be seen that at anything like the
time viii come very soon when the c-pa-
city OF the canal will be reached. An
interruption OF this immense stream oi
trade means great financial loss. The
control Of the canal property belongs to
tie Federal Government inssmueh as The
commerce passing through if belongs to
many other States as well as TO Michi-
gan, this State controlling only eighteen
per cent. of it. Il legitimgsely belongs
to the federal Government, therefore, tC
provide such means OF transit os shall
Iase. tie requirements OF the growing
tide q commerce.
Gen. .. ii. Poe three years ago rec.
ommerdsd lew loci, TO be 100 feet
wide and $40 feet long, with q depth OF
tweDty-one feet OF water, 10 be used in
connection with the present lock. The
estimated cost Is sl,7O0,O00, and OF this
sum Congress has appropriated S250,O00
The new lock Will be sufficient for al
time when completed, in 1891. IelO1
the carsl. en- the American side, is 6
short cut strait, known as Hay lake
through which the United States en-.
ginsers are cutting a channel that viii
shorten the distance eleven miles end be
nsyigated at night with safety and ease
II Is expected that this channel cannot
De comp lsted Inside OF seven years, end
Will coGt about $1,000 000.
Il IS 20 consider these aud other IN
tsrests IN connection with the commerce.
81 tie lakes that 8 msetiug OF the lesding
bnslness mea from ali the cities along
tie lakes 10 20 Dc held az Sault ste
Marie tO-dsy.
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